Stüllenberg Stiftung is a German, empirically oriented foundation focused on practical crime prevention, traffic accident prevention, and the evaluation of prevention measures. It tends to support applied research, pilot projects, and programs with clear, measurable outcomes, often in partnership with police universities, public agencies, and prevention networks. The foundation also backs youth and online safety initiatives, showing a preference for projects that can demonstrate real-world impact and transferability into practice.
Provides selective, project-based support rather than open general operating grants; often uses co-funding tied to measurable goals and may cover up to 75% of project costs. It also awards small prize funds and research prizes, some through partnerships, and several opportunities appear invite-only or institution-specific.
Align proposals tightly with crime or accident prevention outcomes, and be ready to show a clear theory of change, measurable indicators, and evaluation design. Partnerships with police, universities, municipal prevention bodies, or established nonprofits are a strong fit; some programs are prize-based or invite-only, so check whether your opportunity requires nomination or a formal co-funding arrangement rather than an unsolicited application.
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Current and upcoming funding from Stüllenberg Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants should be organized in understandable and sustainable structures, address a concrete need, derive goals and measures from that need, and define the intended project state using measurable qualitative and/or quantitative criteria. Funding can cover a maximum of 75% and a minimum of 25% of project costs.
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